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NASA Kennedy Space Center - Technology Advancing Partnerships Cooperative Agreement Notice

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The NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center is soliciting cooperative agreement proposals to support technology development aligned with its strategic interests. Eligible U.S. entities, including educational institutions, industry, and nonprofit organizations, are invited to submit Notices of Intent beginning July 19, 2019, with full proposals invited for selected topics. The cooperative agreement will involve cost-sharing between NASA and the award recipients, emphasizing close collaboration and regular communication with a designated KSC contact. NASA anticipates awarding at least one agreement, with funding not to exceed $30,000. The solicitation remains open for Notices of Intent until January 31, 2020, and submissions must be made via the NSPIRES platform. Additional information and contact details for inquiries are provided, ensuring interested parties have access to support throughout the application process.

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NASA Kennedy Space Center seeks U.S. partners for tech development, awarding up to $30,000 with cost-sharing.

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The NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center is seeking responses that will enhance technology development needs. The cooperative agreement award recipient is expected to cooperatively share in the development cost of the technology that meets the specified NASA interest, and interact with the appointed KSC contact on a regular basis. NASA expects to award at least one cooperative agreement, not to exceed $30K. Proposals will be accepted from U.S. organizations, including educational institutions, industry and nonprofit institutions. The first review of Notices of Intent (NOI) will occur starting July 19, 2019. Topics of interest will be requested to submit full proposals. The call will remain open, and NOIs will be accepted through January 31, 2020. Please submit responses through NSPIRES ( http://bit.ly/NASA-TAP19).

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